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BUTTERFLY RING – METAMORPHOSIS

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Today I´m going to finish the butterfly ring.

First I casted the ring in 18 K yellow gold, cut the sprue and sanded the surface. After that I enameled the piece with black fire enamel and the butterfly was ready for the diamonds stone setting. Last steps polish and shine. Thanks for the support.

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